2015年7月15日水曜日

国際浮世絵学会 第96回 研究会のお知らせ

国際浮世絵学会 第96回 研究会のお知らせ


第96回研究会を下記の通り開催いたします。

※発表は日本語で行います

日時:8月8日(土)15時30分~(15時受付開始)

会場:慶應義塾大学(三田) 南校舎412教室
 

研究発表:
20世紀初期の欧米における摺物鑑賞:魚屋北渓の場合
Western Appreciation of Surimono in the Early Twentieth Century: Totoya Hokkei


キャサリン・ブルックス氏(ハーバード大学アーサー・M・サックラー美術館)
Katherine Brooks (Ph.D. Candidate, History of Art and Architecture Harvard University)


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20世紀初期の欧米における摺物鑑賞:魚屋北渓の場合

Western Appreciation of Surimono in the Early Twentieth Century: Totoya Hokkei

発表要旨:

 

Donated to the Fogg Museum of Harvard University, Cambridge MA in 1933, the Arthur B. Duel collection of surimono is said to be the greatest single collection of surimono in the world. The collection contains a total of 1002 examples, but this is only part of a much larger gift of approximately 4,000 ukiyo-e prints in the Duel Collection. My main objective in my presentation today is to introduce the Duel collection and its contents against the background of its formation in 1920s America to a Japanese audience. As with many other collections in Europe and North America, Katsushika Hokusai and his followers, Totoya Hokkei and Gakutei Harunobu, designed the majority of surimono in the Duel collection. Hokkei was an early pupil of Hokusai whose output was mostly restricted to surimono, rather than commercial nishiki-e. By looking at the earliest ukiyo-e histories, we can investigate the changing evaluation of Hokkei. In addition, I will describe a number of works in the collection and discuss their potential significance as possible vectors for future surimono research.